مذخ
Root entry · 5 derived lemmasThis root primarily describes a sweet, viscous substance, likely honey or a similar nectar, found in certain plants. It also extends to describe a slow, sluggish, or reluctant pace in movement, particularly for animals or people.
Derived headwords
- 1.nectarclassical
A sweet, viscous substance found within the petals of certain flowers, such as the 'julnar al-maz'.
- 2.honeyclassical
A sweet, viscous substance, possibly referring to honey or a similar sweet exudate.
- 1.to suckclassical
To suck or lick a sweet substance, like nectar or honey, until satisfied.
- 2.to lick upclassical
To lick up a sweet substance, often implying enjoyment or thoroughness.
- 1.to be sluggishclassical
To be slow, reluctant, or sluggish in movement, especially when walking or traveling.
- 2.to lag behindclassical
To fall behind or move at a slow pace, indicating a lack of eagerness or energy.
- 1.to be stubborn in paceclassical
To be stubborn or resistant in the pace of movement, implying a slow and unyielding gait.
- 2.to move slowlyclassical
To move slowly and deliberately, often with a sense of reluctance.
- 1.to be sluggishclassical
To be slow, reluctant, or sluggish in movement, similar to 'tamadhakha'.